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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1902
Page
5
Notices describe fees for church and social notices and obituaries poetry charges, plus policy on newspaper deadlines and postal transmission. It warns of non responsibility for employee debts unless signed orders and instructs Taraune subscribers to report missed deliveries.
A long critique traces Mary MacLane of Butte and her controversial book. It rails against her views on love, morality, and society while noting the book's sale and wide newspaper reaction. It also touches on Dillon waterworks chatter, Montana wool prices, and alarming local suicide methods quoted from carbolic acid reports.
The Eighth Annual Report of the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station at Bozeman is available from Prof. S. Fortier. An article on angora goats argues they thrive in Montana and can be profitable. Also praised is street and alley work on culverts using durable materials. Hamlin Garland contributes on The Red Man's Present Needs in North American Review.
A Toledo Blade excerpt describes Edwin L. Bowring of Grand Rapids Michigan designing a combined wardrobe and bedstead. The open faced box on casters slides behind the headboard to form a dirt excluding closet when closed, saving room and lumber while keeping garments handy.
An article discusses affordable materials for Moorish style room decor emphasizing cotton fabrics for easy cleaning and dust reduction. It highlights lighting as key to creating a mellow oriental ambiance and notes that stylish drapery arrangements need not be costly. The text also includes an ad-like snippet for Hall's Catarrh Cure with a testimonial and price.
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